Every live Trampoline Hall event begins with Misha Glouberman giving the exact same introduction.  In this episode we play that intro in its entirety.  
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Every live Trampoline Hall event begins with Misha Glouberman giving the exact same introduction.  In this episode we play that intro in its entirety.  

Misha's Intro to Trampoline Hall

Nenad lectures on the life and death of the flea circus

Nenad lectures on the life and death of the flea circus

Nenad Jovanovic - Flea Circuses, Both Real and Fraudulent

Vida lectures on kid's cinema

Vida Beyer - Horror for Children and the Era of Don Bluth Aesthetics

Chase Joynt lectures on the meaning and significance of having a penis

Chase Joynt lectures on the meaning and significance of having a penis

Chase Joynt - On Having a Penis

Adil discusses the art of sleeping at work

Adil discusses the art of sleeping at work

Adil Dhalla - Sleepovers at the Office

Stephen lectures on searching for his true self

Stephen lectures on searching for his true self

Stephen Thomas - Personal Identity

Suzanna Carte lectures on the veracity of pro wrestling

Suzanna Carte lectures on the veracity of pro wrestling

Suzanne Carte - Fighting

Sam explains the evolution of the cathartic howl

Sam explains the evolution of the cathartic howl

Sam Cotter - Urban Strategies for Howling Into the Void

Anupa discusses her struggles with yoga

Anupa discusses her struggles with yoga

Anupa Mistry - The Bind

Amande Happe lectures on improv vs prep

Amande Happe lectures on improv vs prep

Amanda Happe - Winging It

Trampoline Hall is a barroom lecture series that has been delighting audiences every month in Toronto for fifteen years, where it has sold out every show. Praised by The New Yorker for “celebrating eccentricity and do-it-yourself inventiveness,” it ask...

Trampoline Hall is a barroom lecture series that has been delighting audiences every month in Toronto for fifteen years, where it has sold out every show. Praised by The New Yorker for “celebrating eccentricity and do-it-yourself inventiveness,” it asks lecturers to take a vulnerable, theatrical risk and speak on a subject they’re not professionally expert in. Subjects range from absurd and arcane obsessions to heartbreakingly personal stories. Quick-witted host Misha Glouberman conducts a Q&A between the speaker and the audience after each talk. Invented by author Sheila Heti.

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